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Re: 100 Hp tractors from the late sixtys???
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Posted by John A. on May 30, 2002 at 09:19:21 from (208.24.233.130):
In Reply to: 100 Hp tractors from the late sixtys??? posted by Guywhowants100hptractor on May 29, 2002 at 16:18:58:
Guy--, Even I think A 966/1066 would be the choicefor me! One must consider some other choices I haven't seen mentioned. If A JD is in order the 4520/4620 have more hp for the dallars spent over a 4020 plus a heavier front end if loader work is needed. Also both came with powershifts. Next the 5010/5020 --135/150 hp both are row crop tractors. There are loader to fit I think with more than enough power for a bat-wing shredder,tub-grinder, both will handle a 21 ft. offset plow. Or pull 7 bedders to make 6 matched tops, quite handly My $.002 John A.
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